The chart depicts how much money four different museums in London invested over a period of five months.
Overall, while the British museum invested the most money throughout the period, the National museum funded the least amount of profit. Moreover, four museums invested the most in August.
In June and July, both History museum and British museum invested around 400,000 pounds. In August, the British museum reached the peak, as indicated by the significant increase of 300,000. Simutaneouly, the History museum also peaked, accounting for 600,000 pounds. The trend of the two museums constantly dropped in the last two month. The History museum had the most drastic change with a total at almost 350,000 plunge in its investment, decreasing by 200,000 in September and around 150,000 in October. Meanwhile, the British museum consistently fell about 100,000 pounds each month, returning to slightly above 400,000 pounds at the end of the period.
At first, the Science museum ranked the highest with around 450,000, however, it dropped to the second place due to a gradual change in July and remain constant in the next month. The investment reached its peak at 500,000 in September but soon hit the bottom in October with the reduction by 200,000. The investment amount of National museum change over time, starting with around above 200,000. In July the number slightly fell before the growth by about 100,000 pounds in August, making it the highest amount through the period with over 300,000 pounds then remain unchnged in the next month. Finally, it ended up at just below 200,000 after the decrease in October.